A part of the power system is represented by the one-line diagram shown below. The systemsupplies a load of 40 MW at 66 kV with a power factor of 0.8 leading. Use the per unit methodto find the following parameters, given that the base values in the Tranmission Line zone are100 MVA and 130 kV.+ 1776, 136pxVgI100 MVA275/130 kVX=0.1j p.u.100ZTL=3.48jQ2thHa) Find Zbase and Ibase in each zone.b) Plot the equivelent single phase system in per unit labeling all the components with theirvalues.1 1777 x 888px50 MVA130/66 kVX=0.04j p.u.c) Find the source voltage Vg in V.d) Find the power injected to the system from the power station side in MVA.e) Find the efficincy of the system.

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A part of the power system is represented by the one-line diagram shown below. The system supplies a load of 40 MW at 66 kV with a power factor of 0.8 leading. Use the per unit method to find the following parameters, given that the base values in the Tranmission Line zone are 100 MVA and 130 kV. || 100 MVA 275/130 kV X=0.1j p.u. ZTL=3.48j 2 th 50 MVA 130/66 kV X=0.04j p.u.

A part of the power system is represented by the one-line diagram shown below. The system supplies a load of 40 MW at 66 kV with a power factor of 0.8 leading. Use the per unit method to find the following parameters, given that the base values in the Tranmission Line zone are 100 MVA and 130 kV. || 100 MVA 275/130 kV X=0.1j p.u. ZTL=3.48j 2 th 50 MVA 130/66 kV X=0.04j p.u.

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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Problem 3.33P: Consider the three single-phase two-winding transformers shown in Figure 3.37. The high-voltage...

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